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OET Speaking for Speech Pathologists — Course 1

Explore Adult neurogenic communication: stroke, TBI, aphasia, Post-stroke aphasia — expressive and Right-hemisphere stroke: pragmatics.

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OET Speaking for Speech Pathologists — Course 1 — Adult neurogenic communication: stroke, TBI, aphasia
12published topic sections
68lesson entries
5practice quiz entries

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Adult neurogenic communication: stroke, TBI, aphasia

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Post-stroke aphasia — expressive

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Right-hemisphere stroke: pragmatics

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OET Speaking practice for speech pathologists
  • What OET Speaking is
  • Structure of the Speaking sub-test
  • Who the interlocutor is
  • Assessment criteria — what the assessor listens for
  • The 3-minute prep method
  • The 5-minute performance arc
  • Practice tasks — Module 1
Band A language toolkit + examiner insights
  • Plain-English clinical dictionary
  • Empathy + reassurance bank
  • Signposting + active-listening frames
  • Open vs closed questions — strategic use
  • Examiner insights: why Band A answers score
  • Practice tasks — Module 2
Paediatric speech, language & early communication
  • Paediatric speech, language & early communication
  • Late talkers & developmental language delay
  • Bilingual language development
  • Childhood Apraxia of Speech — CAS
  • Early literacy: suspected dyslexia
  • Vocabulary bank — Module 3
  • Practice tasks
Autism, selective mutism & social communication in children
  • Autism, selective mutism & social communication in children
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder — post-diagnosis & communication planning
  • Selective mutism
  • Early stuttering vs persistent stuttering in children
  • Practice tasks
Fluency: stuttering across the lifespan
  • Fluency: stuttering across the lifespan
  • Adolescent stuttering
  • Adult/parent counselling on prognosis
  • Fluency phrase bank
  • Practice tasks
Voice disorders: from classroom to clinic
  • Voice disorders: from classroom to clinic
  • Occupational voice strain — teacher
  • Post-viral voice: long COVID
  • Vocal nodules in adolescents
  • Laryngeal trauma after extubation
  • Gender-affirming voice therapy
  • Voice vocabulary + home-hygiene sheet
  • Practice tasks
Swallowing, feeding, ENT & oncology
  • Swallowing, feeding, ENT & oncology
  • Dysphagia in older adults
  • Paediatric feeding: ARFID
  • Cleft palate: post-surgical review
  • Laryngectomy care: pre- and post-operative
  • Head/neck oncology: radiotherapy effects
  • NICU feeding
  • Practice tasks
Adult neurogenic communication: stroke, TBI, aphasia
  • Adult neurogenic communication: stroke, TBI, aphasia
  • Post-stroke aphasia — expressive
  • Right-hemisphere stroke: pragmatics
  • Traumatic brain injury
  • TBI/Stroke home-strategy card
  • Practice tasks
Progressive disease, dementia & complex communication needs
  • Progressive disease, dementia & complex communication needs
  • Motor Neurone Disease / ALS — early planning
  • Parkinson's disease — voice and communication
  • Multiple sclerosis
  • Dementia: early-stage planning → advanced care
  • Hearing loss + speech therapy
  • Cerebral palsy, non-verbal children & AAC
  • Down syndrome early intervention follow-up
  • Aged-care assessment
  • Practice tasks
Exam-day execution + final thoughts
  • Exam-day execution + final thoughts
  • The 8 tips as exam behaviours
  • Common speech-pathology role-play themes
  • Final week drill
  • Master vocabulary bank
Mock Tests

Practice quizzes

  • Full OET Speaking
  • Full OET Speaking
  • Full OET Speaking
  • Full OET Speaking
  • Full OET Speaking

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